CDS

The difficulty level of the CDS elementary Maths in the CDS 1 exam was moderately difficult. As per the opinion of the candidates taken the CDS 2 exam on April 16, 2023, the elementary Maths on the tougher side as compared to the CDS English and General Awareness. The question were asked from exponents, Algebra remainder theorem, quadratic, arithmetic progression, age, speed of boat and train, compound interest, simple interest, profit and loss, Trigonometry surface area and volume, tangents, Triangles etc. As per the response of the candidates the questions difficulty level varied for person to person according to their preparation level. However, the over all difficulty level for the CDS 1 elementary Maths was moderate to difficult in nature.

The CDS 1 2022 exam was conducted on April 16, 2023 to recruit the candidates in India Armed Force Training Academies like IMA (Indian Military Academy), AFA (Air Force Academy), INA (Indian Naval Academy) and OTA (Officer's Training Academy). The difficulty level of the CDS 1 2022 exam was moderate to difficult in nature. There were PYQs (Previous Years Questions) in the question paper. However, the difficulty level of the Maths paper was difficult in comparison to the previous session questions. On the other hand, the difficulty level of the General Awareness and English were easy to moderate in nature. However, the candidates at the exam centre had different view on the question paper according to their preparation for the CDS 1 exam. In conclusion we can say that the CDS 1 2022 was overall moderate in terms of difficulty level.

The final answer key for the CDS exam is not the same as the CDS result. The final answer key is released by the UPSC after considering the objections raised by the candidates against the provisional answer key. The final answer key is used to calculate the marks obtained by the candidates in the written exam. After the final answer key is released, the UPSC declares the result of the CDS exam on its official website. The CDS result is announced in the form of a scorecard, which contains the candidate's name, roll number, marks obtained in each section, total marks, and qualifying status. Candidates can download the scorecard from the UPSC's website by logging in with their registration number and password. It is important to note that the scorecard is the official document for the CDS result, and the marks mentioned in the scorecard are used for calculating the cut-off marks and eligibility for the next stage of selection. Candidates must download and keep the scorecard safe for future reference. In conclusion, the final answer key is not the same as the CDS result. The final answer key is used to calculate the marks obtained by the candidates in the written exam, while the CDS result is announced in the form of a scorecard after considering the marks obtained in the written exam, interview, medical examination, and document verification.

To access the official scorecard of the CDS exam, you can follow these steps:
a) Check the result announcement: The Union Public Service Commission UPSC announces the result of the CDS exam on its official website. You can check the website or leading newspapers for the announcement of the result. B) Log in to your account: Once the result is announced, you can log in to your account on the UPSC's official website using your registration number and password. If you have forgotten your password, you can reset it using the "Forgot Password" option. C) Download the scorecard: After logging in, you will be able to view and download your official scorecard. The scorecard will contain your name, roll number, marks obtained in each subject, total marks, and qualifying status. D) Verify the details: Make sure to verify all the details mentioned in the scorecard, such as your name, roll number, and marks obtained. In case of any discrepancy or error, you should immediately contact the UPSC's examination authorities for rectification. E) Take a printout: After verifying the details, you can take a printout of the scorecard for future reference. The scorecard will be required for further selection rounds, such as the interview and document verification.